Three-Bedroom Traditional Home on 2.59 Acres – Spartanburg, SC – $230,000

Property Overview

Set on approximately 2.59 acres in Spartanburg, South Carolina, this traditional single-family home combines historic character with flexible living space and a spacious wooded setting. Built in 1910, the 1,887-square-foot home offers three bedrooms and two full bathrooms, with beautiful hardwood floors, a spacious living area, and a kitchen featuring white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, generous counter space, and a vaulted ceiling.

The one-and-a-half-story layout provides additional living space upstairs, including vaulted ceilings and flexible areas that can be adapted to a variety of needs. A convenient first-floor laundry area, ceiling fans, skylights, and a split-bedroom plan add practical touches throughout the home.

Outside, the property includes level and sloping wooded areas, mature trees, fencing, and a porch. The acreage provides room for gardening, outdoor recreation, additional personal-use space, or simply enjoying a more tucked-away setting while remaining in the Spartanburg area.

Interior Features

The interior combines hardwood, carpet, and vinyl flooring with flexible living spaces throughout the one-and-a-half-story layout. The kitchen features white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, generous counter space, and a vaulted ceiling. Included appliances are a dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, and electric water heater.

Additional interior features include ceiling fans, cathedral ceilings, skylight windows, and a split-bedroom plan. The first-floor laundry area includes an electric dryer hookup, washer hookup, and walk-in configuration. The home has no basement and no fireplace.

Exterior, Land & Outdoor Features

The approximately 2.59-acre property offers a combination of level, sloping, and wooded terrain. Mature trees contribute to the established setting, while fencing and a porch provide additional exterior features.

The acreage offers flexible outdoor space for personal use, including potential garden or recreational areas, subject to applicable property conditions and local requirements.

Structure & Construction

The home was built in 1910 and has a traditional architectural style. Exterior construction includes vinyl siding and aluminum/vinyl trim, with a composition roof and crawl-space foundation. The residence has one-and-a-half stories and approximately 1,887 square feet of finished above-ground living area.

Utilities & Property Systems

The property is listed with Duke electricity, public water, and a septic tank. Heating is provided by forced air with electricity, while cooling is provided by central air with electricity.

Area-level utility resources also identify Duke Energy Carolinas and Spartanburg Water among the region’s electricity and water providers, along with multiple telecommunications providers serving Spartanburg County. Availability from an area provider does not by itself establish service at the property beyond the property-specific utility information above.

Buyer Area Research

Area Overview

Spartanburg is located in the Upstate South Carolina region, with Spartanburg County providing a broad mix of established communities, employment centers, transportation connections, and residential development. The U.S. Census Bureau estimated Spartanburg County’s population at 380,857 as of July 1, 2025, compared with 369,256 in 2024. The county’s 2025 building-permit count was 3,986.

Safety & Crime

Crime statistics should be considered at the appropriate geographic level because city and county jurisdictions cover different areas. Spartanburg’s police department provides monthly incident data and directs users to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division for standardized calendar-year crime counts.

For 2024, SLED reported 1,606 aggravated assaults, 947 sexual batteries, 105 robberies, 642 motor-vehicle thefts, 4,021 larceny offenses, and 139 arson offenses in Spartanburg County. These are county-level reported crime figures and should not be interpreted as statistics for the specific property.

Schools & Education

Nearby schools include Cannons Elementary School, Clifdale Middle School, and Gettys D. Broome High School. Spartanburg County School District Three identifies these schools as part of its district. Zillow’s property listing also identifies Cannons Elementary, Clifdale Middle, and Broome High in connection with the listing, with approximate distances of 1.2, 3.3, and 2.7 miles respectively. School assignments should be confirmed directly with the district before making enrollment decisions.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare resources in the Spartanburg area include Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System and Mary Black Health System. Spartanburg Regional operates emergency departments including Spartanburg Medical Center’s Mary Black Campus at 1700 Skylyn Drive in Spartanburg, as well as Spartanburg Medical Center on East Wood Street. Emergency services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Housing Market History

For a consistent historical comparison, the following table uses the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s annual All-Transactions House Price Index for Spartanburg County, with 2000 equal to 100. The index measures changes in single-family home values and is not a dollar-denominated home-value estimate.

The 2021–2025 index increased approximately 43.5% over the period. Historical performance describes past market movement and does not predict future property values.

For additional current context, Zillow reported a typical Spartanburg home value of $232,218 as of August 31, 2026, with a one-year change of 1.1%. Zillow also reported a July 2026 median sale price of $220,000 and an August 2026 median list price of $256,300 for Spartanburg. These figures describe the broader market rather than this individual property.

Transportation & Access

Spartanburg has regional highway connections that include Interstate 26, Interstate 85, and Interstate 585. The South Carolina Department of Transportation identifies I-26 and I-85 as major interstate corridors serving the Spartanburg region.

Public transportation is provided through the Spartanburg Area Regional Transit Agency, or SPARTA, which operates bus service throughout the City of Spartanburg and to destinations outside the city limits. The City of Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport at 500 Ammons Road provides business and general aviation services.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping options in the broader Spartanburg area include Publix at Hillcrest Shopping Center on East Main Street and Food Lion locations including Reidville Road and Pine Street Crossing. The Publix location also includes a pharmacy and several grocery-related services.

Parks & Recreation

Spartanburg offers a range of public recreation resources through both the City of Spartanburg and Spartanburg County. City parks include more than 20 park and playground spaces, while the county parks system provides facilities that include parks, trails, lakes and blueways, community centers, sports fields, fishing areas, playgrounds, and other outdoor recreation amenities.

Utilities & Connectivity

The property is listed with Duke electricity, public water, and septic service. For broader area connectivity, Spartanburg regional infrastructure resources identify multiple electricity providers and telecommunications providers, including Duke Energy Carolinas, AT&T, Frontier, Spectrum, and Verizon. Actual internet speed, fiber availability, cellular performance, and service options should be confirmed at the property address with individual providers.

Development & Planning

Spartanburg County maintains public GIS resources, an active development dashboard, and a public works project viewer for approved development and road-improvement information. County planning records also document residential development activity within the 29307 area. Because development status can change, buyers considering nearby projects should review the county’s current planning and development records for the latest status.

One documented 29307-area planning application involved a proposed residential-only mixed-use development on approximately 37.71 acres along Zion Hill Road, consisting of townhome and apartment components. The planning record dates to 2025, so it should be treated as a historical planning record rather than a statement that the project is currently under construction.

Property Summary